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SCOTUS hears San Francisco lawsuit of EPA clean water rules | Climate - Vimarsana News

SCOTUS hears San Francisco lawsuit of EPA clean water rules | Climate

The City alleged that the EPA failed to specify pollution limits on discharges. But the case could further erode the agency's power as it faces rollbacks to its authority under a more conservative court.

New York, Detroit, Los Angeles, San Francisco And Baltimore Were Once Such Beautiful Cities... - Vimarsana News

New York, Detroit, Los Angeles, San Francisco And Baltimore Were Once Such Beautiful Cities...

If America is heading in the right direction, why have so many of our major cities become cesspools of violence, drugs, theft, trash and homelessness?  Once upon a time, millions of young people from all

Raw sewage in creeks? Sunnyvale and Mountain View argue in court the Clean Water Act should not apply to them - Vimarsana News

Raw sewage in creeks? Sunnyvale and Mountain View argue in court the Clean Water Act should not apply to them

Environmental groups say cities' tactics in court could increase pollution.

Wetlands or housing? Climate change tests shoreline development. - Vimarsana News

Wetlands or housing? Climate change tests shoreline development.

In California, a fight is brewing over whether to build middle-class homes or restore wetlands that could mitigate flood risk. 

Mountain View water pollution lawsuit will go forward in court - Vimarsana News

Mountain View water pollution lawsuit will go forward in court

In a legal setback to the cities of Mountain View and Sunnyvale, a federal court recently judge denied a request this month to dismiss a water pollution lawsuit that could potentially cost the cities tens of millions in fines.